My point is that if you find better terms elsewhere - you can still close within the time frame you and the seller agreed upon, or just have an addendum signed and extend the closing date. 

Also, buy in areas that cash flow, so you can ride out any extended downturn.If you are using Hard Money, get a lender that can also do conventional.  

Here is the link:  Passive Activity Loss - Audit Technique Guide2]  Also, for those of you who have extended the due date of your individual tax returns, the deadline is October 15, and if you want to elect to group your passive activities, don't miss the deadline.And if you have extended your entities, Corps and LLC etc., the deadline is one week from Thursday.Tip:  always file something. 

IF no attic, no need for any vents on the roof in that area.BUT, IF that is the case, and you try installing the ridge vents up there and leave that 12-15ft bare (not extending the ridge vent to the edge)... it's going to look awfully funny!

I may be able to help out if the deal is right :)Also, there are some hard money programs and even conventional programs that will extend renovation costs.

Sellers refused to extend for a number of reasons.

My reservation is that I don’t want to buy the house and not being able to use it until the eviction ban is over and what about if it is extended again?

I am so glad that I have met Pace and the wonderful people squading up with their deals and the help that is extended to each other. 

We understand that worst case scenario we just extend the closing date but, is anyone here who can help us find an appraiser registered with AMROCK who can get it done soon?

Also contracts are automatically extended for 30 days, so if the probate gets resolved before the additional 30 days then you can still close.